Stora Enso Plans to Close Production Line in Austria – Changes May Affect up to 250 Employees
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Stora Enso will keep the Central European sawmills and construction solutions business in the group but plans to streamline the unit. The Brandi sawmill's small log line is scheduled to close by the end of March 2027.
Examination of the company's Central European sawmills, including Bad St. Leonhard, has been completed. They remain part of Stora Enso, but profitability is to be increased.
Stora Enso will retain and streamline its Central European sawmills and construction solutions operations. The measures could affect up to 250 employees within the business unit, the forestry group announced in a stock exchange release.
Stora Enso has completed its strategic review of the company's sawmill and building solutions operations in Central Europe. The company has decided to retain the operations but has identified measures to improve profitability that could affect up to 250 employees, according to a press release.
Stora Enso will keep the Central European sawmills and construction solutions business in the group, but plans to streamline the unit's operations. The Brandi sawmill's small log line is scheduled to close by the end of March 2027.
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